Multiple Choice
RV Company agrees to buy a certain quantity of vintage campers from Sales Inc. Their contract limits consequential damages for lost profits resulting from the use of the goods. This limit is not necessarily unconscionable because
A) the loss would be commercial in nature.
B) consequential damages cover only reasonable foreseeable losses.
C) lost profits are indirect losses.
D) the transaction is a sale, not a lease.
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